Journal articleACS Es and T Water · February 13, 2026
Wastewater treatment plants are routinely and increasingly impacted by abnormal influent flow variations, driven by extreme weather and aging infrastructure. This study introduces a data-driven framework that integrates statistical process control (SPC) wi ...
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Journal articleJournal of Transport Geography · February 1, 2026
Active mobility options such as walking and cycling offer affordability and environmental benefits, making them essential in rapidly urbanizing cities. Yet these modes remain underused in many developing contexts due to limited evidence to guide planning a ...
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Journal articleJournal of environmental management · September 2025
High-flow events that significantly impact Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) operations are rare, but accurately predicting these flows could improve treatment operations. Data-driven modeling approaches could be used; however, high flow events that ...
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Journal articleWater research X · January 2023
The safe management of fecal sludge from the 3.4 billion people worldwide that use onsite sanitation systems can greatly reduce the global infectious disease burden. However, there is limited knowledge about the role of design, operational, and environment ...
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Journal articleWater Practice and Technology · January 1, 2023
Statistical models can be used as proactive approaches to pipe failure management for the satisfactory and efficient function-ality of a water distribution network (WDN). The study aimed to develop two logistic regression models using historical data and e ...
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Journal articleAqua Water Infrastructure Ecosystems and Society · September 1, 2021
Fluctuations in the network pressure of water supply systems affect hydraulic performance and water meter accuracy. The development of metering error curves requires steady-state conditions which are extremely rare in water distribution systems characteriz ...
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Journal articleJournal of water and health · December 2019
Sanitation planners make complex decisions in the delivery of sanitation services to achieve health outcomes. We present findings from a stakeholder engagement workshop held in Kampala, Uganda, to educate, interact with, and solicit feedback from participa ...
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